Prime Minister congratulates Intercol 2026 winners

In a remarkable display of athletic excellence, St Andrew’s Anglican Secondary School (SAASS) has secured a historic double championship at the 2026 Intercollegiate Games in Grenada. The school emerged victorious in both male and female divisions after three days of intense competition organized by the Grenada Association of Principals of Secondary Schools (GAPSS).

Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell extended official congratulations to the students, coaches, and staff for their exceptional performance, highlighting the event as one of the nation’s most unifying youth gatherings. The Games showcased extraordinary talent across Grenada’s secondary schools, with SAASS achieving the rare distinction of sweeping both championship titles.

In the Girls’ Division, St David’s Catholic Secondary School claimed second position followed by St Joseph’s Convent St George’s in third. The Boys’ Division saw Grenada Boys’ Secondary School securing runner-up status with Presentation Brothers’ College taking third place.

Additional honors were awarded to St David’s Catholic Secondary School and The Anglican High School for their outstanding performances in the March Past Display, recognized for exceptional coordination and school spirit.

Prime Minister Mitchell emphasized the broader significance of the event, praising participants for demonstrating discipline, teamwork, and resilience—qualities he described as fundamental to national development. ‘The outstanding performances we witnessed reflect the immense talent, dedication, and potential of our young people,’ Mitchell stated in an official address.

The government acknowledged the vital contributions of principals, teachers, volunteers, sponsors, and families in ensuring the event’s successful organization and safety. The Prime Minister further highlighted that the sportsmanship displayed throughout the competition underscores the strength of Grenada’s youth and reinforces the importance of continued investment in sports development programs.